Name:
Aubree Desiree Wright
Nickname:
Bree
Age:
25
Birthday:
November 1st
Hometown:
South Bronx, NY
Sexuality:
Bisexual
Occupation:
Bartender
"Pouring drinks gives me enough money for rent, but you best believe, bitch, that I'm getting my hair done every week on your man's dollar."
Aubree Desiree Wright
Nickname:
Bree
Age:
25
Birthday:
November 1st
Hometown:
South Bronx, NY
Sexuality:
Bisexual
Occupation:
Bartender
"Pouring drinks gives me enough money for rent, but you best believe, bitch, that I'm getting my hair done every week on your man's dollar."
Anyone who knows Aubree well will tell you that she's a crazy bitch. Those who still like her will tell you that she's a crazy bitch, but one who's endearing and fun enough, that the crazy is something they're willing to accept. She's the kind of girl who's willing to go out all night with, party until the sun comes up, and make sure that your man knows that he really fucked up after you find out that he's cheated on you. She's that girl who will literally cut a bitch for her friends, and though a lot of it is because that she actually is loyal to those who she treasures, it's also somewhat because she just likes drama. "Likes" is probably an understatement, really. Aubree thrives on drama. She loves stirring the pot, creating rumors and drama out of nothing, and watching other people's relationships, romantic or platonic, fall apart. It's sick, it really is, and she knows it, but for some reason, she just thinks that it's fun. Maybe it's because she has very few relationships that are long-term. She has a couple of friends who have been with her since childhood, but more frequently than she's gaining them, Aubree's losing them. She has no one to blame other than herself, and a lot of that is because of her incessant need for drama. If you aren't someone who she's very close with, you're essentially disposable in her eyes, though she won't act that way until she's fucked you over, and you try to confront her about it. There are some relationships that she values, and others that she values, until they're no longer useful to her. She would love to tell you that she's great at playing people, and to an extent, it's true, but on a more personal level, she's well aware that she usually ends up playing herself. She's a social person, innately, so being programmed to always feel the need to destroy perfectly good friendships ends up screwing her over, more than anyone else.
With this in mind, it's hard to believe that her appreciation of drama is enough to allow her to be so okay with being the own reason for the demise of so many promising friendships. There has to be something else that's convincing her that she doesn't need people... and that has a lot to do with her upbringing. She grew up in a very tumultuous environment where women were treated like garbage, and the moment they were no longer useful to their man, they were tossed aside in favor of the next bitch in line. It wasn't a happy environment to grow up in, but it taught Aubree that she couldn't, and shouldn't, rely on anyone. Though it would have been great if she could have walked out of that childhood and applied that to her life in a financial aspect, b being motivated to go to school, get a degree, and get a real job that could allow her a steady life, without the support of any man, she only took it with her in an emotional sense. She didn't need anyone to love her, because even if they claimed they did now, they would leave her once they found someone better. Rather than wait for that, and deal with the heartbreak of rejection, she would hold that power over people. She would convince people that they could trust her, and that she loved them, and then right when they believed it, she would do something that seemed completely out of character, and shatter that trust in one act, to remind them that she didn't need them. She's very guarded, in that sense, but it's not something that people would easily describe her as, because she maintains a very open book front, despite it being a very surface level version of openness.
In terms of her actions, she's sometimes very calculated, and other times, very reckless and impulsive. How it usually goes, is that she'll do something reckless and impulsively out of a quick emotional response, and then will be forced into becoming more calculated, in order to maintain control of whatever drama, or situation, she got herself into. She's the kind of person who holds grudges forever, essentially, but expects people to forgive her instantly for any wrongdoing. She likes listening to people talk about themselves, and enjoys being a part of a group, and those feelings of acceptance. She likes giving advice, especially when it comes to some sort of social drama. She's surprisingly good at going from the sweetest girl you ever met, to the coldest bitch you ever met, and she has a tendency to be unnecessarily cruel if she feels like she's being attacked, even in the slightest.
With this in mind, it's hard to believe that her appreciation of drama is enough to allow her to be so okay with being the own reason for the demise of so many promising friendships. There has to be something else that's convincing her that she doesn't need people... and that has a lot to do with her upbringing. She grew up in a very tumultuous environment where women were treated like garbage, and the moment they were no longer useful to their man, they were tossed aside in favor of the next bitch in line. It wasn't a happy environment to grow up in, but it taught Aubree that she couldn't, and shouldn't, rely on anyone. Though it would have been great if she could have walked out of that childhood and applied that to her life in a financial aspect, b being motivated to go to school, get a degree, and get a real job that could allow her a steady life, without the support of any man, she only took it with her in an emotional sense. She didn't need anyone to love her, because even if they claimed they did now, they would leave her once they found someone better. Rather than wait for that, and deal with the heartbreak of rejection, she would hold that power over people. She would convince people that they could trust her, and that she loved them, and then right when they believed it, she would do something that seemed completely out of character, and shatter that trust in one act, to remind them that she didn't need them. She's very guarded, in that sense, but it's not something that people would easily describe her as, because she maintains a very open book front, despite it being a very surface level version of openness.
In terms of her actions, she's sometimes very calculated, and other times, very reckless and impulsive. How it usually goes, is that she'll do something reckless and impulsively out of a quick emotional response, and then will be forced into becoming more calculated, in order to maintain control of whatever drama, or situation, she got herself into. She's the kind of person who holds grudges forever, essentially, but expects people to forgive her instantly for any wrongdoing. She likes listening to people talk about themselves, and enjoys being a part of a group, and those feelings of acceptance. She likes giving advice, especially when it comes to some sort of social drama. She's surprisingly good at going from the sweetest girl you ever met, to the coldest bitch you ever met, and she has a tendency to be unnecessarily cruel if she feels like she's being attacked, even in the slightest.
âĨStraight liquor
âĨDrama
âĨMoney
âĨRomance (surprisingly, mostly when it's not involving her)
âĨSpring and fall weather
âĨHome cooking
â Being dismissed/condescending people
â Anyone who's as good at her with instigating drama
â Not having the money to support her tastes
â Fast food
â Sex with the lights on
â People that think they know/can read her
Aubree was the first and only child that her mother had, but one of many that her father had. She was born in the South Bronx of New York City, arguably one of the poorest and most dangerous communities in the nation. Her parents never married and depending on who you asked, were nothing more than "fuck buddies", but her mother lived in her father's house for nearly fifteen years, so she likes to believe that there was something more than just a shared child between them. At the same time, it wasn't like she was blind to how her father treated her mother. It wasn't atypical for many other women to be living in their house at the same time, and everyone knew that Clinton was messing around with every one of them. It was probably because he was essentially the neighborhood's drug lord, that women seemed to flock to him. He offered them a bed and a roof, in exchange for them dealing for him, or cooking product for him. He was the drug-version of a pimp, you could say, but he received the sexual benefits that pimps often exploited from their girls, at their own benefit, as well. To this day, Aubree isn't sure why her mother stood by Clinton even after he became a father to countless other woman's children. She supposes that her mother was just too dependent, emotionally and financially, and she had no other means of surviving without Clinton. Regardless, Aubree grew up their for the first fourteen years of her life, and though her situation at home wasn't the most stimulating environment for a child, she thinks of her childhood as being a happy one. She had friends, did decently in school, and maybe it was because she fit in there, but she never felt unsafe in her neighborhood. She was a normal child, given what normal meant where she was.
When she was fourteen, however, the apartment gained a new pair of females, Holly and her mother. Clinton brought in new women too frequently for anyone to think much of the twenty-year-old and her five-year-old daughter at the time, so needless to say, it caught both Aubree and her mother by surprise when their father kicked them out a few weeks later. Aubree's mother had no education and no job, so she was forced into a women's shelter. After many pleas from her mother, Clinton took Aubree back in, but it was clear that he was doing it "as a favor" and not because he cared about his own child's well being. She only stayed there for two years, before dropping out of high school and moving to Staten Island where her mother had relocated to, upon finding a new boyfriend. Aubree never finished high school, and when she was seventeen, moved out of her mother's place and in with her boyfriend. This became her new norm, as she learned how to work relationships to her benefit. She would find a man who was doing well in the moment, use him for free rent, and sometimes a little more, and then move on to the next once he realized that. She worked sporadically in retail and the food service over the years too, but only started making decent, stable money when she turned twenty-one and got her bar tending license. Even then, she wasn't wealthy by any means, and was barely saving up enough to afford paying for rent in between boyfriends.
